Sunday night was tough for the Pittsburgh Steelers . They were up 16-7 at halftime, and then the whole thing fell apart. The defense completely collapsed in the second half, giving up 28 points to the Green Bay Packers . This cost them Week 8 with a 35-25 loss. Yes, the Steelers are still leading the AFC North at 4-3, but it doesn’t feel like it. This was the fourth time that Pittsburgh allowed a 30+ score this season to its opponents. This is a wake-up call for Mike Tomlin to tighten things up before it gets worse.

The Packers just tore the Steelers’ defense. Green Bay racked up 454 total yards, averaging 7.2 yards per snap. Pittsburgh let tight end Tucker Kraft and quarterback Jordon Love run the show the entire night. While Kraft looked unstoppable, snagging seven passes

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